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DIY: A Mailing-Tube Wine Rack
If the wine racks for beginners I featured earlier today don't fit your look or your price range, then perhaps you'll be interested in this project from ReadyMade on how to make your own wine rack from mailing tubes. The process is ridiculously easy, and the results are surprisingly cute, so you can have a bevy of bottle storage in no time.
Bottle Pocket Wine Rack via ReadyMade
What You'll Need
- Cardboard mailing tubes (ours were 3 1/2" in diameter x 36")
- Paint (optional)
- Round color-coded stickers (optional)
- Plenty of wine
- Measuring tape
- Pencil
- Hand saw
- Sandpaper (200 grit)
- Paintbrush (optional)
Bold Wine Racks for Beginners
Before long, even the most casual wine lover needs a wine rack. I'm hardly a wine cellar-worthy oenophile, but I still have at least five or six bottles in my house at any given time. So I've been on the lookout for a well-designed, eye-catching wine rack that's just big enough to accommodate a small but significant collection.
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Good, Better, Best: Wine Racks
A friend asked me to find her a handsome wine rack for her bedroom because her recent grad roommates consistently drink any "booze" she leaves in the kitchen. Natch, I agreed. There are plenty of stylish wine racks, so I knew it wouldn't be a difficult task.
Product of the Day: Wine "Rack"
Increase your bust size and smuggle wine into a venue all in one swift movement--with the Wine Rack. Classy!
Crave Worthy: Modern Cellar Skylight Wine Credenza
I'm a big fan of any piece of furniture that serves my drinking habit . . .
Gravity Wine Bottle Holder: Love It Or Hate It?
Lately I've been looking for an alternative wine holder. A few weeks ago I featured a wine bug holder, but I think this gravity bottle holder is a thousand times cooler. Artistic and modern, wine can be displayed creatively and originally with this piece.
Wine Bug: Love It Or Hate It?
I'm not a fan of bugs in any way, shape, or form, and even less so when it involves wine. I despise this single-bottle, bug-shaped wine rack. It's ugly, scary and completely geeky.
Yum's January Must Haves
The holidays have come and gone, and January means a new year and possibly, a new you! Whether you're hoping to build new eating habits, or are trying to figure out what to do with your holiday gifts, one of our must haves will likely fit your needs.
- Michael Pollan, author of the Omnivore's Dilemma returns with his new book In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto ($13.17).
Wine RFID Rack: Totally Geeky Or Geek Chic?
The WineM wine rack uses technology to keep your precious collection organized and cool. The colored lights provide some chic ambient lighting while RFID technology, much like the tech used by Japanese vending machines and those amazing Mini Cooper billboards, keeps your bottles in order. The RFID information is attached to each bottle of wine via a small tag so your collection can be stored and accessed from your computer.
WineRack and BeerBelly: Love It or Hate It?
A few months ago, I encountered a product called The Beer Belly ($34.95). It's a liquid container that you strap on around your waist, allowing you to smuggle beverages into places. Think of it as a CamelBak for your front side.
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